A submersible operated with a game console controller, the people that got into that death trap must have had more money than sense.
Get yourself down to B&Q, 2 1/2 miles of 115mm waste pipe and connectors and a piece of perspex. Join them altogether, glue the perspex over the end and Bob's your uncle.Yes I would love to see the wreck but the vehicle used would have to be approved by James Cameron before I stepped into it.
You said it "isnt required" I said I cant be arsed... butI never said it wouldn't help, simply arguing it's not needed as long as they are banging at timed intervals, which they are.
There is no other life down there
Watch The Last Descent. Guy who got stuck in Nutty Putty Cave.Can I just say, as someone who has tried potholing you're fucking mental. :-)
Dont think it helped that the first time I went down one it was a Grade 4 and it put me off for life.
You said it "isnt required" I said I cant be arsed... but
A morse code message indicating if they';re on the surface or the bottom wouldnt help? Or that they have power, or stuck on part of the wreck... None of that would "be required"?
Thats one I wont be watching. Climbing, abseiling, parachute jumps etc, no issue what so ever. I wouldnt say im claustrophobic, but ultra confined spaces with hundreds of feet of rock above you, nope, not for me.Watch The Last Descent. Guy who got stuck in Nutty Putty Cave.
Now that was a horrific way to go.
I'd pass on the titanic wreck tbh, long flights are bad enough for me, couldn't stick being in a sub for days. If I ever got the chance to replicate the edge of space jump though I'd never be able to turn it down.As a reformed caver/potholer, you'll never understand that sense of exploration unless you've ever been into it yourself. Given affordable chance would I like to see the world's most famous ship wreck? Absolutely.
Look a wreckAs a reformed caver/potholer, you'll never understand that sense of exploration unless you've ever been into it yourself. Given affordable chance would I like to see the world's most famous ship wreck? Absolutely.
Common enough impulse, been there myself. Helps to remember that there's no more skydiving if you don't pull the cord.Rather watch all of this on Youtube, quite frankly. Even bunjee jumping does not in the least appeal.
Was told by someone I know who did a sky dive that it was the most incredible rush. He said — this is worrying — that it was so good that he didn't want to pull the ripcord. I just might do that if someone offered to pay. But I'm almost certainly too old now.